As Julie sits in her garden pulling weeds and spreading bat poop fertilizer, her thoughts drift back over her performing career.  One of her earliest memories is dancing in the living room on the hassock pretending to be a back up dancer for the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show.  She somehow knew she was the prettiest of all the pretend dancers.  Next, her thoughts flash to the fourth grade.  While studying Europe her teacher, Mrs. Schitz, decided to have the class act out some French History.  Julie sneered when another classmate was chosen to play Joan of Arc at the stake.  “Call that acting?” Julie thought. “If I’d been picked you would actually hear my flesh crackle!”  As her early life showed, Julie was an ACTRESS.  She performed in professional theater throughout Dallas/Ft.Worth.  She also began doing Voiceover work, Commercials, and Films.  In addition, she drifted onto the dark side:  Improvisation.  She performed with two improv troupes: 4 out of 5 Doctors and Lone Star Comedy.  Today, in addition to spreading organic fertilizer, Julie voices Animé and continues to act in films and commercials.

As Julie sits in her garden pulling weeds and spreading bat poop fertilizer, her thoughts drift back over her performing career.  One of her earliest memories is dancing in the living room on the hassock pretending to be a back up dancer for the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show.  She somehow knew she was the prettiest of all the pretend dancers.  Next, her thoughts flash to the fourth grade.  While studying Europe her teacher, Mrs. Schitz, decided to have the class act out some French History.  Julie sneered when another classmate was chosen to play Joan of Arc at the stake.  “Call that acting?” Julie thought. “If I’d been picked you would actually hear my flesh crackle!”  As her early life showed, Julie was an ACTRESS.  She performed in professional theater throughout Dallas/Ft.Worth.  She also began doing Voiceover work, Commercials, and Films.  In addition, she drifted onto the dark side:  Improvisation.  She performed with two improv troupes: 4 out of 5 Doctors and Lone Star Comedy.  Today, in addition to spreading organic fertilizer, Julie voices Animé and continues to act in films and commercials.